Beer is out and weed is in! According to a recent report by analysts at Goldman Sachs, a decline in the stock market for companies such as Coors and Corona might possibly correspond with predicted upticks for stocks in the cannabis industry. It’s official: Millennials prefer weed over beer.

Unfortunately, the report is bad news for beer strongholds like Constellation Brands and the Boston Brewing Company: the multinational banking and financial corporation officially downgraded them earlier this week.

Overall, the study seems to show one thing, according to an analyst involved in the report: Millennials are “shifting away from beer.” And that means that they’re shifting towards weed.

Beer Consumption Down, Weed Consumption Up

So what’s going on, exactly?

“We expected a cyclical rebound in total alcohol consumption post-recession,” chief analyst Freda Zhuo wrote in a note first obtained by CNBC. The Goldman Sachs report, which tracked trends using statistics from 2016, found that “the cause is younger groups shifting away from beer.” To summarize: the most direct correlation Goldman garnered from their data set was that as beer sales declined, wine sales increased. Math, right?

If you’re wondering where the data to support this claim is, look no further than Investopedia. According to the site, four bonafide weed stocks have made it into the mainstream market. Our advice? Millennials prefer weed. Take your investments out of beer and into cannabis: the numbers don’t lie.